JGLuxe
I can't believe I didn't know that eVGA no longer makes video cards lol

EVGA exited GPU, Mobo and case market. The only things they sell now is power supplies, gaming peripherals, CLC coolers and capture card.
 

Sad to see EVGA just disintegrate into a fart in the wind, but it sure seems like the ship is just about to set sail.

JGLuxe
I can't believe I didn't know that eVGA no longer makes video cards lol

Video cards cost consumers a lot of money to buy but they are not a high profit margin item from my understanding. I don't work for EVGA and haven't talked to anyone at EVGA about it but from what I saw on Gamers Nexus it seems like the profit off a PSU or CLC would be higher.

Hoggle

Flybye
Set sail? It already sank. They can’t even hire people to make a bios update for us. They had a great run. That is certain. But now we are all just here at the wake waiting for the burial.

I do think that the ship has set sail already if they were to go with another graphics chip. You only really stay relevant to gamers for about 2-3 years so if EVGA announced a partnership with lets say AMD or Intel it wouldn't be as exciting today as it would be two years ago.

Never going to happen.  Given what the owner of the company said, the only way that will happen is if the owner of the company finds a way to live forever.
 
Unless the owner of the company completely changes his mind, EVGA will close.  The ship is sailing.

I guess by set sail, I meant how much longer will these forums even be up?  Next time you go to evga.com - you might be getting a 503 Internal Server error.  But who knows..
 
Incase that happens anytime soon, been nice chatting with you all over the years and good luck on all your future endeavors.

Someone needs to back up these threads. I cant access more than one page in a group even though it says there are thousands of threads.

You think EVGA is currently capable of designing and releasing an Intel or AMD GPU?  ...Even though they aren't capable of supporting their current products?

B0baganoosh
They only intend to "stand behind" the newer psus for 3 years. The peripherals are terrible quality (I have owned them and speak from personal experience).

They're making enough money to keep the rma department afloat on products that were already designed and had manufacturing agreements in place with suppliers for until they satisfy some period of warranties they think is acceptable. GN has already confirmed as much.

The T2 and P2 PSU's are very good, if you can find them anywhere. I personally wouldn't go for the budget PSU lines though, which seem to be mostly what EVGA has to offer now.
 
I have about 6 EVGA keyboards lol, a couple of Z12's my daughter uses (water resistance is a big bonus there), a few Z15's and a Z20. The Z15 I'm using at present is starting to have a few issues though.. couple of keys sticking now and then, and it seems the left ctrl key is hyper sensitive - just the slightest unintentional touch and it activates, although all are probably easily fixed by swapping out the switches. I do like having the volume control on the keyboard, and the Z20 palm rest is really nice. I added O-rings to all the EVGA keyboards so they don't bottom out so hard, that actually made quite an improvement to them, imo. I'll likely go back to my full size GMMK soon though (Gateron Brown switches and some after-market pudding-style keycaps with thin soft O-rings).

Bee_Dee_3_Dee

rangerscott
Someone needs to back up these threads. I cant access more than one page in a group even though it says there are thousands of threads.

by default only 30 days of posts show.
change the filter. (at the bottom of a home page of a group like here) at the bottom change "Show All Posts 30 days" to "from the beginning" or "365".

Thank you for that!
 

Nereus
The T2 and P2 PSU's are very good, if you can find them anywhere. I personally wouldn't go for the budget PSU lines though, which seem to be mostly what EVGA has to offer now.
 
I have about 6 EVGA keyboards lol, a couple of Z12's my daughter uses (water resistance is a big bonus there), a few Z15's and a Z20. The Z15 I'm using at present is starting to have a few issues though.. couple of keys sticking now and then, and it seems the left ctrl key is hyper sensitive - just the slightest unintentional touch and it activates, although all are probably easily fixed by swapping out the switches. I do like having the volume control on the keyboard, and the Z20 palm rest is really nice. I added O-rings to all the EVGA keyboards so they don't bottom out so hard, that actually made quite an improvement to them, imo. I'll likely go back to my full size GMMK soon though (Gateron Brown switches and some after-market pudding-style keycaps with thin soft O-rings).

I totally agree that there were some really fantastic power supplies from EVGA over the years. I've had several. My comment was specifically about the newest models (XC and FTW) that only come with 3y warranties. I don't know what their actual quality level is (I haven't seen any reviews), only that EVGA is only offering a short warranty period compared to their more well known and historically high quality PSUs.
 
My comment on the peripherals was in relation to the two X17 mice and the z20 keyboard I have/had. The X17 mouse was comfortable in the hand, but the plastics were really cheap and the scroll wheel kept slipping. I RMAd the first one for the scroll wheel and then the second one (a refurbished, but not too beat up replacement) eventually had the same problem except that scroll wheel was kind of crunchy the whole time too. The Z20 looked nice and I thought the proximity sensor was kind of neat, but they switches were not replaceable and they had so much wiggle and play that they bounced around and it was the loudest keyboard I've ever used. It was advertised as "silent" switches lol. I know that sometimes just means linear in switch marketing, but there are more "silent" switches out there, which I have in my new keyboard and it's truly quiet, which I like. It also didn't register every time you pushed a key...it was sporadic. I found out the control key wasn't always triggering when I couldn't dodge anything in CP2077 lol. So between the obnoxious loudness to the keys getting stuck and not registering every time, I grew to hate the thing. Also, seeing how many other people had the same kinds of problems I had and I had to laugh when they sent LTT a set of peripherals to use on their videos and they sent them a mouse that didn't even work lol.

Of course I liked their older stuff. I'm still running my z690 Classified because I have no need for 14th gen and it's still running great. The power supplies used to be fantastic. My CLC-280 worked great for almost 5 years before it failed (but that's about average for AIOs, especially older ones). I'm just not going to act like what they have for sale now is still a viable business plan. It's also been confirmed by the closest thing we have to official releases (their communication to GN because they don't talk to the public directly) that they're winding down, no products are being developed anymore, and it's going to continue to dwindle until it's gone. Sad times, but the world moves on.